Storyline interactive modules
Custom interactions built with triggers, states, layers and variables: branching scenarios, drag-and-drop, clickable graphics and software simulations.
Articulate 360 work →E-learning · Articulate Storyline & Rise
E-learning Developer in Bangladesh
I design and build interactive, SCORM-ready e-learning courses in Articulate Storyline, plus Rise for quick, mobile-first courses — for NGOs, international development projects, education and company training. Based in Dhaka, working with teams in Bangladesh and worldwide. From storyboard to a course that works in your LMS.
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What I build as an e-learning developer
E-learning courses learners finish — and LMS reports that work.
Rise courses
Clean, responsive courses from Rise blocks — fast to build and easy on phones — with Storyline blocks wherever learners need to practise.
Articulate 360 work →Quizzes and assessments
Knowledge checks, scored quizzes, question banks and result slides that report completion and scores to your LMS.
PowerPoint and PDF to e-learning
Existing training slides and documents turned into structured, interactive modules learners can take on their own.
SCORM, xAPI and LMS testing
Courses published as SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI or cmi5, then tested in your LMS for completion, scoring and resume.
Updates and translations
Changes to existing Storyline and Rise courses, new versions of old modules, and courses in English, Bangla or both.
E-learning experience
Courses for NGOs and international projects.
Zabai Bangladesh · for Norway
MHU Project — mental health course
Currently developing a mental health e-learning course for the MHU Project in Norway.
Zabai Bangladesh · 2023–present
Interactive e-learning modules
Designing and developing interactive modules in Articulate Storyline and Rise for NGO, INGO, education and development-sector projects.
Zabai Bangladesh
UNICEF Passport to Earning
Contributed to UNICEF’s Passport to Earning initiative and other international development projects.
Zabai Bangladesh
LMS and Training of Trainers
Managing courses in the LMS and running Training of Trainers (ToT) sessions so partner teams can deliver training themselves.
Choosing the tool
Storyline or Rise?
Rise
Fast, responsive courses from ready-made blocks. Best for compliance, onboarding and information-led training that learners take on their phones.
Storyline
Full control with triggers, states and variables. Best for scenarios, simulations, branching decisions and custom assessments.
Many courses use both — read the full comparison: Articulate Storyline vs Rise.
E-learning work process
Two ways to build your course.
Every course starts from an approved script. From there it either gets its own illustrations, or goes straight into Storyline. We pick the route that fits your budget and deadline.
A.Custom illustrated course
4 stepsBest for: Branded, story-led courses: scenarios, characters and visuals made for your topic and audience.
- 01
Script & storyboard
Learning goals, narration and every screen written and approved first.
- 02
Illustration
Characters, scenes and icons drawn in Illustrator and Photoshop to match your brand.
- 03
Build in Articulate 360
Artwork brought into Storyline (and Rise) with interactions, quizzes and branching.
- 04
Review & publish
Feedback in Articulate Review, then a SCORM or xAPI package tested in your LMS.
B.Direct to Storyline
3 stepsBest for: Faster delivery and tighter budgets: compliance, onboarding and course updates.
- 01
Script & storyboard
The same approved script, written with Storyline's layouts in mind.
- 02
Build in Storyline
Built straight in Storyline with Articulate's own characters, images and templates.
- 03
Review & publish
Feedback in Articulate Review, then a SCORM or xAPI package tested in your LMS.
How an e-learning course gets built
From your content to a live course.
- 01
Discovery
Learners, goals, existing content, LMS and deadline.
- 02
Storyboard
Script, screens and interactions, approved before any building starts.
- 03
Prototype
One sample screen to agree the look and how interactions behave.
- 04
Development
The full course built in Storyline, Rise or both.
- 05
Review
Feedback rounds in Articulate Review, with every comment tracked and resolved.
- 06
Publish and test
SCORM, xAPI or cmi5 package tested in your LMS.
- 07
Handover
Final files, and ToT for your team if needed.
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FAQ
Questions about hiring an e-learning developer
Are you an e-learning developer in Bangladesh?
Yes. I am Mir Ullash, an e-learning developer and Articulate developer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I build courses in Articulate Storyline and Rise for NGOs, international development projects, education and company training, in Bangladesh and abroad.
What does an e-learning developer do?
An e-learning developer turns training content into online courses: planning the lessons, building interactions, quizzes and scenarios in a tool like Articulate Storyline or Rise, then publishing and testing the course in your LMS so completions and scores are recorded.
Are you available as a freelance Articulate developer?
Yes. Alongside my role at Zabai Bangladesh, I take on Articulate Storyline and Rise projects remotely for organisations in Bangladesh and abroad.
Should my course be built in Storyline or Rise?
Rise suits information-led courses that must work well on phones and be ready quickly. Storyline suits scenarios, simulations and custom interactions. Many courses combine both by embedding Storyline blocks in Rise.
Are Storyline 360 and Rise 360 still available?
Yes. In September 2026 Articulate renamed its main subscription Articulate 360 AI. Storyline and Rise are both still included, alongside Review and Reach, and existing courses keep working.
Can you turn our PowerPoint training into e-learning?
Yes. Existing slides and documents are restructured into short lessons with interactions and knowledge checks, rather than copied slide by slide.
Will the course work in our LMS?
Courses are published to the standard your LMS supports — SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI or cmi5 — and tested there for completion, scoring and resume before handover.
Do we get the source files?
Source files can be included in the handover so your team can update the course later. Agree this at the start of the project.
Can courses be made in Bangla?
Yes. Courses can be built in English, Bangla or both, with on-screen text, quizzes and narration scripts in each language.
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